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The Chaperone

In the early 1920s, a Kansas woman finds her life forever changed when she accompanies a young dancer on her fame-seeking journey to New York City.

Director

Michael Engler

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Genre

Box Office

$600,654

Production

Fibonacci Films,Anonymous Content,39 Steps

Awards

1 nomination

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A woman from Wichita
who believes - The Chaperone

A woman from Wichita who believes

I may need a chair,
Mrs.-- - The Chaperone

I may need a chair, Mrs.--

I was just wondering
what you were saying - The Chaperone

I was just wondering what you were saying

Honey, don't
you think that-- - The Chaperone

Honey, don't you think that--

Thank... god. - The Chaperone

I hope you won't go
digging around - The Chaperone

I hope you won't go digging around

I'll do what I like. - The Chaperone

I'll do what I like.

By the way, what was
Ms. Burton doing - The Chaperone

By the way, what was Ms. Burton doing

We thought you
were awfully good yesterday, - The Chaperone

We thought you were awfully good yesterday,

Our girl hasn't come
for some reason, - The Chaperone

Our girl hasn't come for some reason,

Oh! Ohh. Children leave
everything everywhere. - The Chaperone

Oh! Ohh. Children leave everything everywhere.

So you think you'd like
to go to New York with Louise. - The Chaperone

So you think you'd like to go to New York with Louise.

I had such a struggle
getting Leonard - The Chaperone

I had such a struggle getting Leonard

And for Denishawn
to take her on - The Chaperone

And for Denishawn to take her on

It was founded by Ruth St.
Denis and Ted Shawn, - The Chaperone

It was founded by Ruth St. Denis and Ted Shawn,

It left a mark.
I cannot tolerate - The Chaperone

It left a mark. I cannot tolerate

Your brother's
insolence and violence - The Chaperone

Your brother's insolence and violence

Here's Mrs. Carlisle, come to talk
about your trip to New York. - The Chaperone

Here's Mrs. Carlisle, come to talk about your trip to N...

Of course.
Hello, Mrs. Carlisle. - The Chaperone

Of course. Hello, Mrs. Carlisle.

What do you hope to do
when we get to New York? - The Chaperone

What do you hope to do when we get to New York?

So I guess it's settled? - The Chaperone

So I guess it's settled?

Very well, - The Chaperone

Howard, you never told
us what Dr. Winslow said - The Chaperone

Howard, you never told us what Dr. Winslow said

Bolton steam to Chicago.
Last call! - The Chaperone

Bolton steam to Chicago. Last call!

Just remember
you're a very lucky girl-- - The Chaperone

Just remember you're a very lucky girl--

Just in case
you're wondering, - The Chaperone

Just in case you're wondering,

Oh, but, daddy-- - The Chaperone

Oh, but, daddy--

You better make sure
Mrs. Carlisle has a good time, - The Chaperone

You better make sure Mrs. Carlisle has a good time,

I'm going
to Chicago! - The Chaperone

I'm going to Chicago!

You work hard.
With what they're charging, - The Chaperone

You work hard. With what they're charging,

I wish I could say
I'll miss you, - The Chaperone

I wish I could say I'll miss you,

I read that.
So did mother. - The Chaperone

I read that. So did mother.

"The house of mirth"
was better, - The Chaperone

"The house of mirth" was better,

So? And that
so-called hero. - The Chaperone

So? And that so-called hero.

He's in love,
but just because she's divorced, - The Chaperone

He's in love, but just because she's divorced,

He's handsome--
Mr. Carlisle. - The Chaperone

He's handsome-- Mr. Carlisle.

Thank you, - The Chaperone

How long before we get
to Chicago? - The Chaperone

How long before we get to Chicago?

Are you ready, girls?
This is where we get off. - The Chaperone

Are you ready, girls? This is where we get off.

I'll have the...
lamb stew, please, - The Chaperone

I'll have the... lamb stew, please,

When I got here,
the tables were all full, - The Chaperone

When I got here, the tables were all full,

This is Mr. Ross.
This is his nephew, - The Chaperone

This is Mr. Ross. This is his nephew,

Oh, I think
you'll find New York - The Chaperone

Oh, I think you'll find New York

Oh! Well, then you'll
agree with me - The Chaperone

Oh! Well, then you'll agree with me

I think
the temperance people - The Chaperone

I think the temperance people

You've never seen a man
drink up his wages - The Chaperone

You've never seen a man drink up his wages

Kansas has been dry
since 1881, - The Chaperone

Kansas has been dry since 1881,

Maybe not,
but I've talked to women - The Chaperone

Maybe not, but I've talked to women

Ha ha ha!
Ha ha ha! - The Chaperone

Ha ha ha! Ha ha ha!

Knickerbocker express, - The Chaperone

Knickerbocker express,

Why can't you just
get on a train in Wichita - The Chaperone

Why can't you just get on a train in Wichita

But we don't change trains again before New York, - The Chaperone

But we don't change trains again before New York,

As long as you don't have some rules that might prevent it. - The Chaperone

As long as you don't have some rules that might prevent...

Louise, I am not
your enemy. - The Chaperone

Louise, I am not your enemy.

What did you think back then when we were having dinner, - The Chaperone

What did you think back then when we were having dinner,

A girl your age does not dine with men she doesn't know, - The Chaperone

A girl your age does not dine with men she doesn't...

Let me put it
to you plainly. Ahem. - The Chaperone

Let me put it to you plainly. Ahem.

Men don't like candy
that's been unwrapped. - The Chaperone

Men don't like candy that's been unwrapped.

Well, maybe
for a lark, - The Chaperone

Well, maybe for a lark,

The candy may
still be clean, - The Chaperone

The candy may still be clean,

Why didn't they just
find a baby in Kansas? - The Chaperone

Why didn't they just find a baby in Kansas?

In those days,
the children's aid society - The Chaperone

In those days, the children's aid society

People came
to the stations - The Chaperone

People came to the stations

You were just
standing there - The Chaperone

You were just standing there

They gave me
a good home. - The Chaperone

They gave me a good home.

We all had to work
on the farm, - The Chaperone

We all had to work on the farm,

They died when I was
quite young, - The Chaperone

They died when I was quite young,

Are you happy? - The Chaperone

With Mr. Carlisle?
Are you happy with Mr. Carlisle? - The Chaperone

With Mr. Carlisle? Are you happy with Mr. Carlisle?

I don't know
what you mean. - The Chaperone

I don't know what you mean.

Well, if you don't
want to talk about it. - The Chaperone

Well, if you don't want to talk about it.

I think I'm in love
with New York already. - The Chaperone

I think I'm in love with New York already.

Hello. I want to go
to riverside drive, please. - The Chaperone

Hello. I want to go to riverside drive, please.

Ok. Well, is there anything
you'd like me to get you? - The Chaperone

Ok. Well, is there anything you'd like me to get you?

Louise, it's almost dark, - The Chaperone

Louise, it's almost dark,

I'm sorry, but you are not
going out by yourself. - The Chaperone

I'm sorry, but you are not going out by yourself.

I know, but very good
isn't enough, - The Chaperone

I know, but very good isn't enough,

Sign in at this table, please, - The Chaperone

Sign in at this table, please,

As opposed to what? - The Chaperone

As opposed to what?

No, but I may be a regular - The Chaperone

No, but I may be a regular

New York.
Well, Westchester, - The Chaperone

New York. Well, Westchester,

I guess we are both strangers - The Chaperone

I guess we are both strangers

Oh, that's good.
People like us, - The Chaperone

Oh, that's good. People like us,

You remind me
of my sons-- - The Chaperone

You remind me of my sons--

And I wonder - The Chaperone

Well, if I were you,
I would take a cab - The Chaperone

Well, if I were you, I would take a cab

Welcome, all of you,
to Denishawn. - The Chaperone

Welcome, all of you, to Denishawn.

Please call me Miss Ruth, - The Chaperone

Please call me Miss Ruth,

By contrast,
you may call me Papa Shawn. - The Chaperone

By contrast, you may call me Papa Shawn.

From this moment,
you are ambassadors - The Chaperone

From this moment, you are ambassadors

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In the early 1920s, a Kansas woman finds her life forever changed when she accompanies a young dancer on her fame-seeking journey to New York City.

User Rating: 0.0 (0 ratings)

Director: Michael Engler

Writer: Julian Fellowes, Laura Moriarty

Production: Fibonacci Films,Anonymous Content,39 Steps

Genre: drama

Year: 2018

MetaScore: 49/100

ImdbRating: 6.6

BoxOffice: $600,654

Released: 29 Mar 2019

Awards: 1 nomination

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